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Scottish Junior Cup © Stewart Davidson PART THREE 1910-1920 Scottish Junior Cup © Stewart Davidson PART THREE 1910-1920 1910-11 FIRST ROUND Aberdeenshire Dumbartonshire Aberdeen Shamrock 4-2 Aberdeen Favourites Croy Celtic 3-0 Cumbernauld United Aberdeen Woodside 0-3 Aberdeen Hawthorn Dumbarton Jrs 1-2 Clydebank Jrs Abergeldie 1-1 St Andrews Athletic (0-2) Milngavie Allander 0-2 Kirkintilloch Rob Roy Balnagask 0-2 Banks o’Dee Yoker Athletic 4-0 Mossfield Amateurs Glenlivet 0-4 Mugiemoss BYE – Kirkintilloch Harp Parkvale 2-6 Aberdeen Richmond East Argyllshire Armadale Thistle scr-WO Wallyford Violet BYE –Glenmore (Oban) Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic 1-1 Edinburgh Rosebery (1-2) Ayrshire Dalkeith Thistle 2-0 Musselburgh United Annbank Thistle 4-1 Dreghorn Loanhead Mayflower 1-1 Broxburn St Andrew's Ardeer Thistle 6-0 Kilmarnock Thistle (0-0, 3-1 at Loanhead) Ardrossan Celtic 1-0 Kilmarnock Jrs Loganlea Wanderers 0-1 Vale of Grange Auchinleck Talbot 4-1 Ayr Fort Musselburgh Athletic 0-1 Arniston Rangers Ayr Westerlea 0-5 Muirkirk Athletic Newtongrange Star 1-0 Carberry Thistle Ayr Woodfield 0-4 Cronberry Eglinton Niddrie Bluebell 1-2 Addiewell United Burnfoothill Primrose 0-0 Irvine Meadow XI (0-4) Penicuik 4-0 Bridgend Thistle Coylton Thistle 1-3 Dunaskin Lads Queensferry St Andrew's 0-3 Seafield Athletic Cumnock Craigbank 1-1 Ardrossan Winton Rovers (0-2) Rosewell Rosedale 2-0 Linlithgow Rose Drumley Primrose 0-1 Rankinston Mountaineers Wemyss Athletic WO-scr Kinleith Thistle Girvan Athletic WO-scr Muirkirk United BYE – Granton Gasworks Glenbuck Cherrypickers 3-1 Benquhat Heatherbell Fife Irvine Victoria 4-0 St Quivox Thistle Buckhaven 1-0 Kelty Rangers Kilbirnie Ladeside WO-scr Skares Athletic Crossgates Thistle 4-0 Markinch Albion Kilmarnock Winton 1-0 Lugar Boswell Cupar Athletic WO-scr Thornton Rovers Kilwinning Eglinton 2-0 Vale of Garnock Strollers Guardbridge United 1-0 Denbeath Star Kilwinning Rangers 1-1 Newmilns (0-2) Kingseat Athletic 0-2 Rosslyn Mossblown Strollers 3-0 Cumnock Springbank Leslie Hearts 3-3 Townhill United Patna Doon Athletic 0-2 Springside Thistle (2-2, 3-0 at Glencraig Celtic) Riccarton Victoria 6-0 Camlarg Rangers Lumphinnans Swifts 1-0 Glencraig Celtic Protest (0-1) Rugby XI 4-1 St Josephs Hibernian St Andrews City 1-1 Newburgh West End BYE – Darvel (1-1, 4-0 at Cupar Ath) Stewarton were allowed to enter the second round Tayport 1-0 Balgonie Scotia Glasgow Windygates Rangers 2-3 St Monans Swifts Ashfield 2-0 Vale of Clyde BYE - Bowhill Thistle Benburb 6-0 7th Scottish Rifles Forfarshire Fern Thistle 0-3 Rutherglen Glencairn Arbroath Ardenlea 3-1 Balgillo Glasgow Perthshire 1-1 Shettleston (2-0) Arbroath Parkhead 0-0 Dundee West End Maryhill 2-1 Redmond (1-1, 1-5 at The Coup, Dundee) Parkhead 1-0 St Francis' YMS Arbroath St Thomas 4-0 Arbroath Victoria Petershill 4-0 Kenmuirhill Athletic Brechin Hearts 3-2 Brechin Rovers Postal & Telegraph Athletic 1-3 St Anthony's Clepington Athletic 2-1 Dundee Violet Strathclyde 2-2 Pollok (1-1, 2-1 at Celtic FC) Dundee Arnot 3-2 Forfar West End Unitas WO-scr Eastern Amateurs Dundee Celtic 4-0 Forfar Celtic BYE – Cambuslang Rangers Dundee Fairfield 4-2 East Craigie Stirlingshire Dundee Fernbank 1-2 Carnoustie Panmure Alva Albion Rangers 1-1 Stenhousemuir Hearts (1-2) Dundee Harp 5-1 Arbroath Fairfield Bannockburn 3-0 Banknock Dundee North End 4-0 Dundee Stobswell Cowie Wanderers 1-1 Bonnybridge Thistle (0-1) Forfar East End 1-0 Downfield Protest (4-0) Denny Hibernian 1-1 Denny Athletic (0-2) Forthill Athletic 0-1 St Joseph's YMS Dollar United 2-4 Sauchie Kirriemuir Thrums 3-5 Lochee Hibernian Dunipace 7-1 Slamannan Strollers Lochee Central WO-scr Montrose Harp Forth Rangers 2-1 Vale of Carron BYE – Glenavon Grange Rovers 2-0 Lochside Perthshire Longcroft Thistle 3-0 East Plean United Alyth Thistle 1-1 Perth Harp (scr-WO) St Ninians Thistle 5-0 Alloa Our Boys Kinnoull 5-1 Perth Woodside Tillicoutry Athletic 1-1 Kilsyth Emmet (0-3) Perth Craigie 4-4 Perth Roselea (0-2) Airth Castle Rovers were allowed to enter the second round Perth Postal Athletic 1-11 Perth Violet Perth St Leonard's 3-1 Coupar Angus Rob Roy Lanarkshire Renfrewshire Ashgill Rovers 0-0 Ross Rovers (1-1, 0-1 at Larkhall) Albert XI (Rothesay) WL Rothesay St Blane’s Bellshill Athletic 1-1 Holytown Pilgrims Bute Athletic 3-3 Rothesay Royal Victoria (0-0, 4-2 at Torrance Pk, Mossend) (2-2, 2-1 at Rothesay) Blantyre St Joseph's 4-0 Trabrax Heatherbell Dunoon United 3-3 Giffnock Athletic (1-3) Blantyre Victoria 1-0 Earnock Rovers Kilbarchan Athletic 0-1 Port-Glasgow Athletic Jrs Carfin Shamrock 2-0 Strathaven YMCA Mearns Pollok LW Howwood Carmyle United 0-2 Dechmont Hearts Morton Amateurs 0-0 Neilston Victoria (1-2) Chryston Athletic 0-5 New Stevenston United BYE – Arthurlie Jrs Coalburn United 1-1 Law Volunteers (0-1) South Coatbridge All-Saints 1-0 Douglas Water Thistle Annan Our Boys 1-1 Kello Rovers (2-2, 3-2) Coatbridge Rob Roy 1-0 Cadzow Oak BYE – Annan Athletic East Benhar Heatherbell 2-1 Mossend Hibernian Larkhall United 3-0 Carluke Milton Rovers Larkhall Thistle 1-3 Burnbank Athletic Longriggend Wanderers 1-3 Newton Villa Quarter Huttonbank 2-0 Dalziel Rovers Protest (3-2) Shotts Battlefield 1-1 Nethanvale Thistle (2-1) Shotts United 4-2 Baillieston Thistle West Benhar Daisy 2-2 Cleland Emmet (scr-WO) SECOND ROUND Ayrshire & South Aberdeenshire Annan Athletic 1-2 Springside Thistle Aberdeen Hawthorn 2-1 St Andrew's Athletic Annan Our Boys 3-1 Mossblown Strollers Aberdeen Shamrock 2-3 Aberdeen Richmond Auchinleck Talbot 1-0 Annbank Thistle Mugiemoss 7-1 Banks o' Dee Dunaskin Lads 2-1 Kilmarnock Winton East Girvan Athletic 1-3 Glenbuck Cherrypickers Addiewell United 0-2 Wemyss Athletic Irvine Meadow XI 5-0 Rankinston Mountaineers Arniston Rangers 4-0 Seafield Athletic Irvine Victoria 0-3 Cronberry Eglinton Dalkeith Thistle 7-3 Penicuik Kilwinning Eglinton 4-3 Newmilns Edinburgh Rosebery 2-2 Wallyford Violet (0-1) Muirkirk Athletic 2-2 Darvel (0-3) Granton Gasworks 1-2 Newtongrange Star Riccarton Victoria 0-3 Ardrossan Winton Rovers Loanhead Mayflower 5-0 Rosewell Rosedale Rugby XI 0-0 Ardrossan Celtic (2-3) BYE – Vale of Grange Stewarton 0-7 Ardeer Thistle Fife BYE – Kilbirnie Ladeside Bowhill Thistle 1-2 Glencraig Celtic Argyll, Stirlingshire & Dumbartonshire Guardbridge United 2-2 Leslie Hearts (0-4) Airth Castle Rovers 3-5 Grange Rovers St Andrews City 0-1 Rosslyn Bannockburn 2-0 Bonnybrridge Thistle St Monans Swifts 1-1 Buckhaven abd 80 mins (1-6) Clydebank Jrs 4-2 Kirkintilloch Rob Roy Tayport 4-2 Cupar Athletic Croy Celtic 0-2 Kilsyth Emmet BYE – Crossgates Thistle Forth Rangers 2-0 Stenhousemuir Hearts Forfarshire Glenmore (Oban) 0-3 Yoker Athletic Brechin Hearts 1-0 Dundee Harp Protest (5-2) Kirkintilloch Harp 3-1 Denny Athletic Carnoustie Panmure 1-1 Lochee Hibernian (2-2, WO-scr) Longcroft Thistle 1-3 Dunipace Clepington Athletic 0-0 Dundee West End (2-1) Sauchie 3-4 St Ninians Thistle Dundee Arnot 2-1 Dundee Fairfield Glasgow & Lanarkshire Dundee Celtic 2-1 Arbroath St Thomas' Protest (2-1) Ashfield 0-0 Shotts Battlefield (4-2) Forfar East End 0-2 Arbroath Ardenlea Blantyre St Joseph's 2-1 Unitas Glenavon 0-4 Dundee North End Blantyre Victoria 1-1 Parkhead (1-0) St Joseph's YMS 2-3 Lochee Central Cleland Emmet 1-0 Petershill Protest (0-2) Perthshire Douglas Water Thistle 3-1 East Benhar Heatherbell Perth Harp 4-6 Perth St Leonard's Glasgow Perthshire 3-0 Ross Rovers Perth Roselea 4-0 Kinnoull Larkhall Thistle 4-0 Dechmont Hearts BYE – Perth Violet Law Volunteers 4-5 St Anthony's Renfrewshire Maryhill 1-5 Cambuslang Rangers Arthurlie Jrs LW Albert XI (Rothesay) Newton Villa 4-0 New Stevenston United Howwood 6-2 Bute Athletic Quarter Huttonbank 0-1 Burnbank Athletic Port-Glasgow Ath Jrs 4-0 Neilston Victoria Rutherglen Glencairn 1-1 Benburb (3-2) BYE – Giffnock Athletic Shotts United 1-0 Bellshill Athletic Strathclyde 3-0 Carfin Shamrock BYE - Coatbridge Rob Roy THIRD ROUND Ayrshire & South East & Fife Annan Our Boys 1-3 Kilwinning Eglinton Arniston Rangers 5-0 Buckhaven Ardeer Thistle 1-3 Ardrossan Winton Rovers Crossgates Thistle 1-0 Glencraig Celtic Protest Dunaskin Lads 1-3 Darvel (1-1, LW) Glenbuck Cherrypickers 1-1 Cronberry Eglinton abd (0-3) Leslie Hearts 1-1 Dalkeith Thistle (1-4) Kilbirnie Ladeside 3-0 Ardrossan Celtic Tayport 1-1 Loanhead Mayflower Springside Thistle 2-1 Auchinleck Talbot (3-3, 1-2 aet at Tayport) BYE – Irvine Meadow XI Vale of Grange 3-2 Rosslyn Aberdeenshire, Forfarshire & Perthshire Wemyss Athletic 4-1 Newtongrange Star Aberdeen Hawthorn 0-3 Mugiemoss BYE – Wallyford Violet Arbroath Ardenlea 2-1 Carnoustie Panmure Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire & Bute Clepington Athletic 3-2 Brechin Hearts Albert XI (Rothesay) 0-4 Glasgow Perthshire Dundee North End 3-0 Dundee Celtic Ashfield 1-3 Burnbank Athletic Perth Roselea 1-0 Lochee Central Blantyre Victoria 1-1 Strathclyde Perth St Leonard's 2-0 Dundee Arnot (1-1, 2-5 at Cambuslang Rgrs) Perth Violet 4-1 Aberdeen Richmond Cambuslang Rangers 7-0 Douglas Water Thistle Dumbartonshire & Stirlingshire Coatbridge Rob Roy 0-2 Larkhall Thistle Clydebank Jrs 2-3 Kirkintilloch Harp Port-Glasgow Athletic Jrs 1-1 Petershill Dunipace 3-3 Kilsyth Emmet (1-2) (0-0, 1-1 aet at Morton FC, 1-0 at Celtic FC) Forth Rangers 2-3 St Ninians Thistle Rutherglen Glencairn 1-0 Newton Villa Grange Rovers 3-1 Bannockburn St Anthony's 5-0 Howwood BYE – Yoker Athletic Shotts United 3-3 Giffnock North (2-1) BYE – Blantyre St Joseph's FOURTH ROUND Arbroath Ardenlea 5-1 Perth Roselea Loanhead Mayflower 3-0 Springside Thistle Arniston Rangers 8-2 Blantyre St Joseph's Mugiemoss 6-0 Perth St Leonard's Cambuslang
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